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Takudzwa Chikonzo believes that South African football could be in a better state if the country can find ways of shifting its focus away from conservative football approaches.
Ahead of tonight’s AFCON semi-final, Ross Findlay discusses the legacy of Ghana captain Asamoah Gyan.
James Nolan reviews what has been a strong decade for football in the Ivory Coast as a legend calls it a day.
Neil Sherwin, Ger McCarthy and Paul Little discuss Harry Redknapp’s departure from QPR, a disappointing Deadline Day, the AFCON and the Asian Cup Final.
DR Congo’s second half demolition of neighbours Republic of Congo offered signals that just maybe the sleeping giants are ready to rise, writes Matt Carter.
Matt Carter looks ahead to the African Cup of Nations which gets underway in Equatorial Guinea on Saturday.
Matt Carter reports on a 2015 ACFON in limbo and the complicated issues that have brought us to the tournament to the brink.
After another enthralling week of African Cup of Nations qualification, Matt Carter discusses all the key talking points.
The Ebola crisis has been a rumbling undercurrent to AFCON qualification, yet recent developments have seen the virus – purely in footballing terms – become a problem of tidal wave proportions.
After World Cup disaster, Matt Carter reports that Cameroon might have negotiated their way onto the roads of recovery.